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Southern 'otton Cr L pp. young queen's Impulgiv,eiieoo, and, sym. I ,
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I I the United States to, ,combat Vie 80111- runs Oils, rec, I I . I . I
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. I the qiicenI�, dlg�ulty befitting her sta. 11 Marked another Labor -leader. . I $Sixth P waa the cry along all the roq,& I I .
. I over 97 pier cent. of the Cotton belt, this ti.on on s-lieso ,des,lres-, it the klilg� ,�� I 11 I � -1
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. . I Were , IeO indulgent of 'her Vranks, :�� � - I .. I- . . I Oil: "And sihWa 1prtttlor than" any did -not understand . ;11 I
I � Southern cotton fields to apparent tlierO Would be a sorry time In tbie � I I I � �L I I , . beckon, I ed to, m. and asked me what 1. , 1 .. I
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I I '. of 1922 wilil probably not exceed ten of int'sichl,of she% made a Wager with th' I � - ,� � I I.. - I when I explained tAt t .. I . 11",; .:;
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r 11 .. .1 aTseliate, ' whiiCb. ts,�diusted Upon t4`3 beautIful younggileen came do-wn..01�e � — 1: I _1�1 '. � ��� 1, 41 had been . �sw I a � IloWed th6 All'i-erican I 1"....
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1, I I , on acreage In th, b L � I 1. I I I . , . I If I wag 'utgry and &rst yer f or a bil ' I . , I �� �,
� . Monthly) the total Cott and gxlppin.g �ls musket. H6 saw , t===_�__-___7__ _;;�,� ", � __ __ =_ , flist; who'evet tG`A� , samples ,round Vq
I la22 was 33,742,006 acres, so that If th,6 act but�gave n6zign of appreclat- - I I 1. . � . .. ,� . , .. ,of r In other Wo,rds wfth him! " � � � L I o',bIInkln1 broad, you'd give It me!" I .. I � 11" 4
L - " ': ,88,013 pounds o . I . I . �"
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. I appai&Ltions were made On I all fields, Ing the fhbnio;r that many a galil,an,t 1- �`;. "f rt Delightful Memories. 114
� I � 1. I CONSERVING MR. . "I 6, Y -Tour tons. Between seventy and � I . "NTow, the Prince, �e just wouldn't dAn .
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I '. I ouebundred persons were employed In . Sir Henry Robinson Is book, "Mein- that; Wd give me a blinkin' rock -cake, 1.
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- , . s be required. The cav�,clty of preselit, A I h . righf Lf . 1-ush suffused . t I he I counten- " A , _ . : e t the - '-sad O the . rwise," I& d-olight- See.! "Blestuh,derstands,things won'.' 4
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I 'I'L I .& � smelter's in the Unifted States is es -t-1- au,oe of the queen as she reall7ed tbat, HEALTH ltsvu �t� -Sl factories had b�,en In existence for 'e doo 'I" I . -4
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. " . I ma,tAd at ls 3 ' oo rtous.,(.:f ai,sienlc per an., she was in datger�ofloslvg her wager, . I . ,, . ��i:, �._ I [over. twenty years, although th� ma- 1. ..- _ I - � 1. . I -1 -1 ta
I , ".. � num, Or almaximum of.25,000 tons. and., Instantly poising hers.61f on tits I � I � I . . I" I . 1. JOrity �of them had been Only recently " _� ; -4
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L. .s6iould all existing smeltL I - 14 � - d. It was, asserted by tibe Lilacs.
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� � ' blishme,nts that ties intercepted a large number of UllaCS are always mem-ory flower% i'l
States Depart- per% �,'hie reached up and with Indmit- � ': � owners, of these esta "r . I
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... ment of Agriculture states that a,1- able'grace modestly kissed the Cheek OF PUBLIC HEALTIH'il,,� , : all, the opium manuf . acturted was con- .
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ready the ;arsenid doma-nd has r , Of the giatit _. :: ,.-!'i�,,�� sullied in Canada and tha,t almost ais , a -ad windows, blark Of , I
I �, the maximum capacity of the refineries made no salute to majesty, but ' his I I . I �' * I 11 ' . � all to about 15,000 ,ounces, In addition Closed ,doors *4
1 . .1 . . n ,. ' I - ...", _ .much of'the -product was 801A 'to the to a large quantity of iopium and I � ;.q
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: aald Is expected to go beyond that ca- eyes s1lowly filled with tears. In spite Progres, S' Attained i om I *bdte people as to the Ch'iness. � Id. searets, husibed and
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I 1. of he, frivolity the queen had a good ing the N A'rcotic D 9 Ev .'�.,�';, The report ofthe Investigation re. One of the lines On which the De- grave., A
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� I . .. United States. axsenleal ores. I Confusion of the sentry, z�he murmured . in the Dominion. � � .. . pa,rtment Of Health has been Operating summer',s sin . .
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. I 1. -of Importation. I -d the party I I I :1 I .'' " with the suppression of the us6-0t has been' the development of C�o-opera- Heav-y with fragrance of the brave, 4
I Necessity a few friendly words', an 1 I It Is an axiom that the good headih',o,plum, being paced On -the stalutt tion between Dominion, provincial and I - �
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.� i, ,, From this Li -t is clear that -th at 9 IL Id 1910, as a result of I know a- house. upon a h-111,
, 11. I * ooks,id 1908,
.1 States must look to imported supplies Gossip soon brought the Incident to of a people constitutes, a greaVn , Municipal. policein prosecuting off end- I
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if she is to find axsenic sufficient to the notice of the., king, and he caused al resource.. Cama,da possesses a xaa�� - . - . I I '
.. � . I . . . .1 .1 . , , ,: - � led was only 8,576 plounds, a reduction . bbiat in th,e past two years about as That housio--the fragra.ace folds me 11
I I eat More that I per ce,At. ,of ,her s,;f- the,gua,rd to be brought into the royal. Ing and healthful climate and ter, "" I . .1 �4
1 tr ; I . Poo;' of over f orty. tons in two' 'years. � ,many convictions wers, secured as in still A
. I he as -or Of ar- Presence. Thie poor fellow was great- ple have a high averio'6k str6fige-v � .1 I I I i!. I
1. I feeted cotton fieldest. T . 11 I L- !. � � The Hague Convention. � the preceding ten yeaxs, The number Wherever I abicls. A
11 . . a general Insecticide and -ly alarmed, but on -being as-sirred that and vitality., Many agencies are at 4
�, . . s-enie as � . 1, , . . Ir .1 I I � ,of CGuVietioa L is In 1922 was 1,858 (six I - I I I
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11 I . - -he con- no harm N�ould'oome 'to him hb"gaid work for - the, combating and, even I � I It was f ound,'Illo-wever, that in other I Two pictures hang upon the. wall; I "
. . . I weed-hillei is Increasing ,On t I - �", I ;� . .11 1,6sq them fin 1921), and of -these 1,117 I .
. I I . .1 - I ,. tkneut, AsId_- from tl,,� special demand thut-he had been long s-eparated from eradication of preventable df�easis, an , parts, of Canada the'oDiuirn evil had The- boyisheyes look out to sea, �
, " . I I . , , , � I ,6r nearly sixty per cent. were Chinese, . 1.4
I I .� his,wife whom his adored, and �'bat the �rec4ntly there has been a to , -
for" iI, -to pi5isoa. the. boll. Weevil it is � � � � is' s�read and the impToper use of opium. Far and -away beiyoud the call
. I . 1.� beautiful queen so strongly reminded work!a campa,igil'againet,Jbi ,, us� , , :v, � - � ' ' and 663 British and A:merican. The Te- 4
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employ as a cattle and Sheep dip. I I �, ''I, I .1 � I . lid Of bird and fte,ld and tree. . .
I eitb ' f air him: Of her that he could not oo .1 I arming , . , pr r bi� .
� � . � other JudustrIes, Which 'c,Dmp 9�trioll harmful drugs..�. The narco. c I � � i6rtiont, Amendments, :r,tLit . . I . �;... ,4
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, � � - � ml,seellanp,06 clienilcal�,,, - plate gia�s,s , The king gave the giiard a prssentr,113 �od yit�,jity��-and 6�fti, 'en' . '. I , . �i a 6 .. -., - -, �'; , 1 -, , ' The glass Is etched with slbadow�,% . .�
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I I ,L ng, in wh,idh. it ' 'Of lib- - d� fs$eA �il ' ' ft " nation Is'-6ne' of, . - "I I �. , ,I lnlnlpn�� , �ad a � . " ling a piece of legisla-tion. as pa,le, .
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. -, �, . �, I CqR4. erp,. � abrsence, Thu I I k I f - . , a ago . : at -the intornatf I onal I opium conference any L in ex. ce. It provides the Of Iflac bouSh and cliOruds'Of June . -4
. .: aIlid 6;c�(f�i` and-AnCrease. tbe bril. haxe, leave of Is the pran sin66 its establishment our yeat ' I ,
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I -the, queen lost her ,3irlren to stamp oll with gra, ifY� held at The. Hague. However, the out- drug traffickers'. The, Department of I I
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I I , pCe Of ,the 'glass. It wager, p t1te'eliaracter Of which is not Ing results. As the -table given below �reaj � I 4
. at, in 1920 from 50 ta-60 I � . . left the ra,tification in -leal'th realizes, that legislation alone.
L inated th �PeT I . f war I 'Shadows of slee and flowers flow
17.� � t,� of consumption. in the United recorded. 11 . shows, between the years 1919 and absy�ance and it was, not until the 1 -4
. � CA -In fiingi L - I I I . . will not suppress the men -ace unless I Across. each earnest pictured face; . Id
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publicity, end to -day the situation is,
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To sitrife and tumult, and at last M
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The bru.9 Evil In Canada. I I
t1liree of four Yea�e ago.7PTepared un.
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tbe present Opium and Narcotic Drug
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Deputy Minister of Health, by IVIr, F,
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it. was n ' Ot until 1908 that Its presence In 192,0. The �Aot was carefully draft-':,DivI,fOn.
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1 in the United States, in,' 19.20 was Sto�ne,bat ,,I,m gol.n, down .coast and much damage was done to
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� . I ed grape Claims for damages were presented to. . 1 ___5' . faces; 1�4
. .. . . . ports supplying 3,740 tons, and present drink lie makes ,out of spoil I the followingxeducilons, in tho:amount -_ . They guard 014 seeretsi I , hushed and, *i
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1. I States, is the Dogfang�"I thoug1litt YOU � rather ,WE) 'da took place: I - I . 4
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.. I . Stanebat—"I did, but.he doe . I dactedat that time it was asc I I . L - � � — Berthe Cleveland Jones.) 'I
1. � � I I has, domestic output been sufficleint to me lo� s,haxe-.11 I . 1. � ertalned . : I oz. . Oz. I lbs. L . �� .14
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satisfy domestic requirements. I I I . � 1919 ...... 12,333 30,087 34,263 . I I 4
I pr�OT t the,' —,.— I carrying on an extensive business in 1920 ........ 6,968 28,198 13,626 1 1 .1� How Gold Fish Began, . 4
�� 0 war, Frallce� was the I Fo� Plosterity.' . � . — V . 'the result of the elim- -4
qbdef producer of ament w' I in ...... 3,210 1 2, 1 24 2,953 . - — Goldfish are ;1
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,',, .14 . self, he plants, it for.p6steritY. And, New Westminster. .The Combined I .1 . Illicit Traffic. I ''I .. � J � riety of caxp by selective breeding be- �4
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� el , , V&S second, producing 5,008, tons of sittingIdly in the aunsilline, I think at nual gross. receiipts of these ,concerns � I . . su.n by the Chinese and Japanese In .4
. 11 I whilte, arsenic, metallic arsenic, But- times of -the unborn people Who will,. alliounted to over $600,000. This cus-. The , Illicit, traffle-, however, consti. % He-_1,S,pcakIng of sports, my new this sixteenth century. . 114
� I phlile, etc, In both these, countries ar- to so -me, small extent, be indebted to toms returns showed that in the year tut'M a Much more difficuLt problem as horse Just Won the Derby." I I _-_%,_ A
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. . , I App o ot B hA. 5 o n gis Largely a Matter of Sentiment I %
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. In 1922 amounted to'2,576 tons valued Canadi,an bird-loveft are once more on molittrate that ppre,01ation of bird mit thrust. or the gold, n jang
. . ' ' I L aeri- exceptions they have, .thkank Provi-
:. : I at $,121�osq, Wbich was an't-nerease'of t -he lockout for1lie'roturn of th�,,ir 9,01198, dependis as mucill. -Dil what we I Making Homes for 1 l$*g chain of .the veery? The An
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1. -_1 I I I ' 78 lier',cent. In quantity but on�y 37 feathered favorites, Oa,nadia�s' song- bring to them as whatthey bring to us,, . '� I I . the Birds. clan goldflilob. las a . I
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I I ' . t , ,It is a fact that, although we ,�_p,Wl .tliat lie string,s his ourselves, Goldfinches. and skylarks *. ..
� I .�. I I . for -A921, Approximately to-ur-fifth-s of tive isious and daughters, have at times preclate, out birds, than wo'can lils. �� cies of birds, - utterai as ,he , York . ,
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� �. ,,� I smelting of-sill,vier-cobalt-nickel ores ct , by new.co, tocur,pouriitry:.' In this . I - . I
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I.: I., the *Cobalt ,district., One gold indping connection it.may be p6,lnted aut"that, 'Unforturiately niost of oul, finest ' , ' ,. S. 4 r,prISI, ' . � the night, As Woodsy hollows and soft es,tabld
� . I � I . . I � I I .1 I , I I 'i mol�o u ng,, When we con- ve whip -poor- I haVe'had suer seded but too well, The
, I . 11 In )gi;ltls,h Columbia reported I largely singers have to he unobtrusively wo,O-�i, I s,hadows, th4in the plailitl I I
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L . I � . I conipany I apprealation of bird songs, - s r . � �91461` that not a few of our Cana- , wfli? Have v�Du'ever heard the long I Guardian Angst musithlave, dozed. Tta �
I .to � � thle. Commodity , M a niatfbir of sentIM, - as- ed.' Toa.native Canadian' A)V I
I .. � � 'some 500 us. of , ent, fainilta, Ity�, 11 I I no song c ' ' ' .
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11 111 .., I I . i I from -arsenical -pociation and trzi Coming .here be sweeter than. the ot,leierful chi,Trup� I dian 180119sters will nlest el"Iss tQ, load wall of bl,(e, loon over.the black liou8,e sparrowandthe Eurapean star- .
", .1 h-aiving� been re`wvviied I �. dition. I . .
11 . 11 . I ' , human, 1habita-t-lons In sh4ltets keeps and we .
11 - I I I the"Ta- who�ye all is neV, tt ' birds -a �,abtft ('kineiricall), the plAintivoo I is '11ro' idea fo them. water to -an acco-nipanimorit L of whis- ling are with usi for .
11, . "I gold oaticentr'aute8 shipped to wD mein I Dries I is ongs mrry of th I ,'pt._b,0x'1e v r I poring pdnes? wls.-b, they weren't. , Lately ,Comes tbe � I
� I . coiew swelter, � and assocf.a:tlou, to th6 graceful warble of tho'bluebird,or the L
I I I �� � , � There Is a g,risat 6P�Ortuntty In Can- Vis,itor from fbreign sh-oresi, , even it goliden flute not I ",of tile mIta,dow lark, I �Amlohg th'o, most Iatta'sketive are . report of the Japanese starling ahoot
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I., 11 . ada ford � d6ve,lopnitnt of this Industry, that sb�Dre, �. Is no � More I foreign thahlbie They Eire not in . srb Fo4igs 'to us, thON', Jittle; Jenny Wron, 'the living In- No Intruders WAhted. Vapeouver. Wherie� It will end, good- I
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. I I � I for an, augabel'Itation In the annual pro- B,pltisb Isilm Zro.the'voice"o-f Spring, thloi:,bpaalty of. s.iset desIttoyer, the dexting tree i This is oui music alld ft Is truly ness only knovs, but we have little
I � "I I : duotloai, of aTbe-tifid Vft,d the growth of I . . the.blogsoming orellaid and the main, g*Mlm which koeps the' adr I Canadda-di a , nd, paft of out fibre and'confidente. In it. We hope, It Niri'll be, I
. I the'elp, .1 6rt trade. In the Teimagaini dis, , . It, 1'84 vot a,t all surprising that the � free, of., Mosquitoes, and the Den- � We I do nolt ' w s become, a pe6t in ,
, I I s, to �'Iear the, muslo: ihaf 6ries'of the Old home. It Is Impos. I . , ant inti-tiditig, harmlisss but it lia.
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I I .: I I' , P newcomer fa4l . . sible to judge them dispassionately - I � I stranger birds. W03 cati 0 ave Hawaii whoto it wts also intivdrceft. 1.
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. I I Wis read into them William 1�re#,ster . 1�. , , . , �.. thif ting oxpeii�e : of old friendn. So dangerous Is' this naturalization
� are linbwii depos-Its of arsenical ore as I and, In cold blood. These associations "� - �� . _ 1114 light them at the,
I .. I . `Ias in tb,o vidiuiti of Bolieville an : d failed to &pprectate the whits-throa,t6d ., I . .
1� � - I to us, as muclia part, ofthe songs L� " � load of Song so Many bird lilched In
1. I wt� I are .1 There are only I of fo-iisign birds alld anitials ,deemed, I I
.1 � I . Kingston #ubdivislon'6f the spatrow,wholl lie f1raft h8st,ed It In ,the I , From post to I post &Tong the th6� economlo s-cho.int of :tbdligs� To that
.1 I � along this & eUcIh4 Can bird as til.re nLob&� th'st-Aselvos, �. . I . , tble;lr liltrodiction is now forbid., I
. � � I Canadtan'Pacifle Asilway. In Wirloug, nortli,:110 , sinoe-re Amarl . Have Ly�o' . 1, c6eerileAs �., fen:oe," I introduce one. ineans, t)10 dispOssess'lon I
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I . qh�_ , , dien alld to -day n6 Importatiolls can be .
. �. part& of the coad-try, are valutbli& de- , JoVers Ias� ff'rglilt Matnlftll, 101[ill But- I ul Olt , � . I —nmemoli. ill of anothetv and t1ls. price I's too steep � - 010 United
.1 I , 1 r6wA and Out own Will Saunders ex- or, ,In Sprl,ng-thne; singing hour after I I L � . I . . � Mado bi, elther Canada ol
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I . � . 'Vl6ltatfon, a,nd with the, timetit,afid the 11"t h,oaring of llritli�h birds, One I busli ; or a really good catbird wheTt CrOW110A kInglet? Have yqu hearil the I I ore arlo I it ne"s'Sary 911artIntlew agaln&t libera, ,
. 11 . In the friolld Yis-Aft Vniglana deto,r&-d tbol.hlb forgots; Inw-rpol-&tion.81 , Tlit lJouse - � I . I attenipted 49,fthl aftd ft9a.111, Th, '011 '01' osCapo.-_Cana,dIan Forestry I
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